The political fight for and against the CFPB's proposed rule on overdraft fees reached new levels this week with letters submitted to the Bureau from nearly 150 community and civil rights groups from all 50 states strongly supporting the proposed rule to govern overdraft lending practices of the largest financial institutions. On the other side of the argument, America's Credit Unions filed its letter continuing to voice its strong opposition to the same proposed rule.
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